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Slimline Surge Suppressors from Para Systems
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Dallas, TX — Para Systems, Inc. has introduced four new MMS Slimline surge suppressor models. These new products join Minuteman’s existing lineup of quality surge suppression products which range from single- outlet wall-taps to 12-outlet strips with unique rotating outlets. The Slimline series includes two new wall-taps tailored for A/V and HDTV applications, as well as two compact strips suited for workstations, net- work peripherals, security systems, and entertainment center installations. The new MMS Slim -
line products provide pro- tection from electrical spikes and surges that can be devastating to both expensive electronic equip - ment and valuable data. Highlighting the new
line is the MMS130RC, an ultra low-profile 3-outlet wall tap which includes coax protec- tion. These units are suitable for placement behind wall-mounted HDTVs, and offer a convenient rotat- ing power outlet and coax connection to aid in routing wires out of sight. A limited lifetime warranty and $75,000 connected equipment protec- tion plan are included. Two all-new strips, the MMS -
664S and MMS686SCT are also available. These units provide 6 and 8 outlets, respectively, and offer an ultra-slim design that is suitable for cramped media centers and worksta- tions. The MMS686SCT also offers coax and phone/fax/network surge protection, making it an appropriate
Slimline surge protector.
final addition to the product line is the MMS660S, a low-profile 6-outlet wall tap. This unit provides an extremely economical solution for adding outlets to a typical wall plug, and its slim design fits into cramped spaces under desks and behind entertainment centers. Limited life- time warranty and a $50,000 con- nected equipment protection plan are included.
Contact: Para Systems, Inc., Minuteman UPS, 1455 LeMay
Drive, Carrollton, TX 75007 % 800-238-7272 or 972-446-7363 fax: 972-446-9011 Web:
www.minutemanups.com
solution for fail-safe surge protection of expensive electronic equipment including HDTVs, routers, and modems, as well as desktop and lap- top computers. A limited lifetime warranty and
$75,000 (MMS664S) or $200,000 (MMS686SCT) connected equipment protection plan are included. The
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